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work_oxir7j3sbreejl23kypamwx5re	Jeremy Butterfield	Against Pointillisme about Mechanics	2006	42	.pdf	application/pdf	19869	1281	61	velocity in classical mechanics; especially against proposals by Tooley, Robinson and Lewis. pointillisme as regards the concept of velocity in classical mechanics (Sections 3 and The concept of velocity in mechanics provides two illustrations of the lure of pointillisme, and this tendency to reconcile it with vectorial properties by reconstruing physical quantities. I turn to Section 2.2.3's second claim, (FPe): that once pointillisme is rejected, perdurantism does not need persistence to supervene on temporally intrinsic facts, and (2): I will criticize the heterodox view of Tooley and others that we should reconstrue velocity so as to make it intrinsic; (Section 3.3). that the object exists at other times; and this has prompted a consensus that the perdurantist's reply to the rotating discs argument cannot appeal to different velocities (or (i): Velocity should be an intrinsic property of an object at a time that (together	./cache/work_oxir7j3sbreejl23kypamwx5re.pdf	./txt/work_oxir7j3sbreejl23kypamwx5re.txt